Poland’s consumer sentiment indicator increased to -9.9 in November 2025 from -10.9 in October. Assessments of the economic situation were less negative for both the past year (-22.8 vs -24.2) and the next year (-15.2 vs -16.1). Spending intentions also improved, with consumers being less pessimistic about current purchasing conditions (-2.6 vs -5.0) and future purchases (-27.8 vs -29.7). Meanwhile, views on household finances deteriorated further over the past year (-7.3 vs -5.3) but were less negative for the year ahead (-1.9 vs -4.0). Perceptions of current savings worsened (–4.1 vs –1.1), while expectations for future savings softened (11.5 vs 13.4). Among components outside the main index, concerns about future unemployment increased (-24.3 vs -19.6), while worries about price changes next year eased (21.6 vs 24.2). The leading consumer confidence indicator, tracking expected consumption trends, also fell 0.9 points to 7.5.